A space dedicated to exploring the magnitude of what NHL goaltenders have accomplished—how they’ve shaped their position, carried their teams, and left an enduring mark on the game’s history.
A 9th-round long shot who earned every save—Frank Caprice’s grit, heart, and hard work made him a Vancouver Canucks goalie fans will always remember.
Grant Fuhr anchored the Edmonton Oilers dynasty, helping to redefine NHL goaltending with brilliance, durability, and clutch performances when it mattered most.
Billy Smith was the New York Islanders’ unshakeable backbone—fiery, fearless, and clutch—turning pressure into dominance and helping to define an '80s dynasty.
Undrafted, unpredictable, unforgettable—Curtis “Cujo” Joseph carved a 19-year NHL legacy across six teams and countless clutch moments ever.
Drafted ahead of Martin Brodeur, Trevor Kidd carried huge expectations—athletic, stylish, and steady through an era that reshaped NHL goaltending.
"Captain Kirk" ruled the crease—Kirk McLean’s 1990s heroics, “The Save,” and a legacy that carried the Vancouver Canucks within inches of the 1994 Stanley Cup.
Bernie Parent wasn’t just a Hall of Fame goalie—he backstopped the Philadelphia Flyers to back-to-back Stanley Cups and made a city believe it was unbeatable.
In the 1980s, an era of high-flying offensive play and goals, Andy Moog helped rewrite goaltending—using knowledge, angles, and calm to help topple dynasties.
Bruised Bruins, stitched mask: Gerry Cheevers turned scars into psychology, helped reinvent goaltending, and anchored the Boston's 1970s Stanley Cup dynasty.
Chris Osgood wasn’t just a goalie—he was a major part of the Detroit Red Wings' heartbeat. From playoff heartbreak to 3 Stanley Cups, his legacy is pure clutch.
Before oversized goalie pads and robotic systems, Rick Tabaracci helped rule the NHL crease—an all-out battler who fought pucks, crowds, and odds in the 1990s.
Before Patrick Roy or Martin Brodeur, an NHL All-Star "Iron Man" rewrote goaltending. Roger Crozier’s fearless butterfly helped change hockey forever.
Hockey isn’t just a game—it’s a gateway to teaching community, identity, and place. Discover how hockey brings Social Studies to life in the K-3 classroom.
From Saskatchewan to NHL legend—Glenn Hall’s ironman streak (502 games), butterfly style, and Stanley Cup playoff performances redefined the goalie position.
A look back at how Allan Bester battled in the Toronto Maple Leafs crease—calm, tough, and giving Toronto a chance in the offensively-driven and chaotic 1980s.
Kelly Hrudey’s determination defined games—from the legendary "Easter Epic" to Hollywood lights to the broadcast booth. How one goalie thrived under pressure.
Marty Turco didn’t just stop pucks for the Dallas Stars—he helped changed goaltending. Smart, fearless puck-handling that helped shape today's game.
Jacques Plante didn’t just stop pucks—he redefined goaltending, from masks to studying the game, building a legacy still shaping the NHL today.
From draft-day long shot to Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy winner, Connor Ingram’s winding NHL path proves persistence, honesty, and readiness still matter.
A 9th-round long shot who earned every save—Frank Caprice’s grit, heart, and hard work made him a Vancouver Canuck fans still remember.
He didn’t chase the spotlight—he earned trust in the NHL crease. Pete Peeters’ quiet brilliance, record streaks, and Vezina Trophy season defined a goalie era.
Grant Fuhr anchored the Edmonton Oilers dynasty, redefining NHL goaltending with brilliance, durability, and clutch performances when it mattered most.
Billy Smith was the New York Islanders’ unshakeable backbone—fiery, fearless, and clutch—turning pressure into dominance and helping to define a '80s dynasty.
Cujo’s journey had no draft-day hype—just grit, chaos, and clutch heroics. Six teams, countless moments. The perfect kickoff to Between the Pipes.
